Thousands join protests urging Trump to release tax returns
Across the nation thousands rallied urging President Trump to release his tax returns to reveal business ties and possible conflicts of interest. In Berkeley clashes led to 13 arrests as weapons were seized, while other cities saw mostly peaceful demonstrations with celebrities like Justine Bateman joining and Rep. Maxine Waters urging action.
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Tax consultant urges Highlands listeners to protest tax values
Paula McClean a property tax consultant with 25 years in the field urged residents to protest any green letters from the Harris County Appraisal District and to seek help for formal hearings. She explained methods to lower appraised values including homestead exemptions and sales comparisons. She noted that protests can lower county taxes even if school taxes freeze, and urged using HCAD forms or professional help. Goose Creek CISD Superintendent Randal O'Brien attended and asked a question.
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Lee College taxes drop to ninth among Texas college districts
Lee College now taxes at 0.02453 per $100 valuation, ranking ninth among Texas community colleges after recent rate cuts. In 2015 the rate was 0.2607, the fourth largest. Vice President Steve Evans explains rate composition and comparisons to GCCSID and other colleges, noting debt and operations portions and potential district changes.
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Time to file tax extension remains available nationwide
The IRS outlines extended filing deadlines for disaster areas, combat zone service members, and Americans abroad. Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana residents have extended dates in 2017, combat zone personnel gain 180 days post deployment, and those abroad can use June 15 or Oct 16 deadlines with precise payment rules and extensions via Form 4868 or electronic payment.
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